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THE .ST. LOUIS KEPUBLIC: THtTKSDAY. JUNE 23, 1904.
WOELD'SFAIE STAK
-Six Shooter and Bernays Will
Represent Respass Stable and
Moharib Starts for Schorr,
ATFAIRGKOUNDS
Old Stone Won Fourth
AT TJNIOF
-The Fiddler and J.- Sidney.
Walker Came Home
First in Their Races.
Race, Beating Judge
Himes and Flying Torpedo.
GOLOiNEL WHITE A LIKELY WINNER;
BAR IE DUC MAY GET FIRST PLACE.
THE REPUBLIC'S DAILY RACING FORM CHARTS
SIX SHOOTER STARTS FOR RESPESS;
MOHARIB TO BE SCHORR'S CANDIDATE
KAIK CirtOl'NDS RESULTS.
IXIO.V JOCKEV Cl.t'll RESULTS.
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Chinn Colt Looks Best in Third Race at the Fair Grounds, While
Union Track Feature Should Go to Entry With Gallic Same
Willowdene to Capture First Event.
AT THE. V,UK .GROUNDS.
Two-year-olds will hold the center of
the card at the Fair Grounds to-day, the
first and third races having a Rood array
of youngsters entered. In the third event,
prospects are for rather a good content.
Colonel White and Limerick Girl, from
the jChlnn, and Hayes stables, respectively,
reem about the bsst In the race and are
FCheduled to pock the top welghtr. Al
though they are to oppose some pood per
formers Ja the Jevenile division, it appears
as though they might be given precedence
In the order named.
ColonVl While Is to park three pounds
more than Limerick Girl, but It seems
i though he could do It. Sylvan Belle.
Loyal Street and The Doctress have all
1-cen winners, but it appears as though
thci" rmit cede place here. Joe Keller,
from the Baker stable, seems to have the'
preference for fhow money.
Willowdene, Pillar -and Lone Wolf seem
to.have lhings their own way In the open
ing race. Pillar ran a good race his lat
out but so did Lone Wolf and on the
last meeting of this, pair. Lone Wolf fin
ished to the fore. Weights considered.
Lone Wolf should do it again. But it
seems as though Willowdene may do the
best work here.
Follea. Bergerea seems to have the edge
In the fifth race. She Is In with a bunch'
of 3-year-old fillies of whom the best ap
pears to be Mafalda. Athena, formerly a
member of the Hsvps stable, will onrjose
her former stable mate here, and looks
to be a strong candidate for show money.
Love's Labor was a good horse lat
season is said to have been worked back
Into trim and may win the last race from
Misanthrope. At that, it seems a though
the Bennett entry here was probably as
strong a card to tie to as Love's Labor.
In the second race. KIngstelle mar win
from Mildred L. And lli'lbrook. Mildred
Ll will start at a slightlv longer route
than on her last appearance, but seems
perfectly capable of covering tffe ground.
OLD STONE FIRST
AT FAIR GROUNDS.
Hattingley Colt Easily Won Fea
ture .Race, Defeating Two Can
didates for World's Fair
Stake.
Old Stone had a sood workout for the
Wprld'a Fair Handicap yesterday when
he galloped home ahead of two other en
tries In the big event, winning thcC fourth
I ..a .11 .lit; UK men i, iiiiwiis iiiiuivului
j race, over a sticky and lunjpf trigk? f ,
K Back of htm finished Hymettus Rrid
Falkland, In the order named T-wlille fur
ther .back stiiljcnmo-JpdCe,Himesiand
-Tlytnff-Torveao. ooth iertaih "starters In"
the raco of Saturday. '
Judge Hlmes-wanot favored by the go
ir.ir and heVas not expected to do much
more than he showed yesterday? NHfh'e'f l
was Flying Torpedo aided
going, which made! running
a thing to be avoided. But this much.
can be aid of Torpedo that he can do'l
much better than he did yesterday. .
The Lazarus horse received an extremely
easy ride and finished well back In his field.
So far as his chances In Saturday's stake
are concerned his race of yesterday can
je thrown out altogether.
Qld Stone's early speed proved his sal
vation here. Off nicely, he went to the
front tit the start, led nil the way, stood
off a challenge at the head of the stretch,
and must be considered a factor In the
bis event of Saturday, even admitting
that he will not be cne of the first betting
choices. HU speed should enable him to
Srove a disturbing element out In front,
owever.
Pretension, front the Clvlll stable, won
an easy race In the third, and Feronia,
held at odds of 40 to 1 in the betting,
came home ahead ,ot Sting and Suave In
the third race. Lady Contrary showed a
meteoric burst of speed in this race, but
failed to hold It.
Woodlands, frcm the Scbrelber barn,
showed himself a colt pf some ability by
standing off Hilton Young in the fifth
race. The latter youngster, from the
(Thlnn string, commenced a trifle slowly,
but finished strongly at the end. Wood
Minds hung on well, however, and got
first money rather neatly.
Frank Collins was favored by the track
and had things easily his own way In
the last event. He indulged Our LilUe
with the lead for part of the journey,
after setting the pace himself for the
first furlong, then drew away from the
Hermence filly In the stretch and won
rather nicely. t
Wakeful bids fair to equal Passive's
record for chronic running in the money.
She wai second again In tho maiden S-year-old
race yesterday, Pique beating her
out for flrat pfact. Lady Lou showed some
form in this event
DR. KING
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Meflicsil DIctlonnry and lvtrr fr? -t pfn w ald b:
DRaWHITTIER.
Mertirsil Dlctlonnry and .lvtrr fr? -
AT t!.MO PARK.
Showers are predicted for to-day, but
In the event they do not develop, the
track at Union Park will be almost fast.
The third race at a mile and seventy
yard will be the feature of the card. It
Is well filled and should prove a very
interesting eyent and a good one from a
speculator's point of view.
With good luck and a good ride Bar
le Due shouki win. His last out was not
brilliant, but he figures to do better, as
he has some weight off and the distance
Is very suitable. With Somenoi and
Duellt coupled. It. It. Itlee should get
second money. With nuiety-two pounds
up Dodle S. looks very attractive to run
third.
Animosity may be the outsider- Bad
Frnny will carry too weight. 115 pound".
and good a he Is he can scarce give
weigni to more than one or two in this
company. Labor Is In with 103 pounds,
but he has not run even a creditable race
since the Inaugural Handicap.
There Is some class here and there In
the fourth race. Big Injun really figures
the best, but It Is a pretty open sort of
a proposition, in which several have a
sma'M chance of winning. Bart Howe
should be as good as second and Prince
of Endurance third. Hemlock, whllp win
ning her last out. hard.y figures in this
company. Marco Polo may wake up here
and will be worth while watching when
the book Is made up.
The first race Is made up of a very
ordinary lot of selling platers. Belle of
the Ring should win it, with Leila Barr
second and Review third.
The second race looks to be between
Fondness and St. Resolute. With a good
ride. Fondness should win. San Frlmo
looks an attractive bet to show.
With only 109 pounds and considering the
distance, a mile and a sixteenth, Lampa
dione looks very attractive In the fifth
race. Cheny looks to be the contender, but
In the event of a wet track Little Pirate
may be the surprise. In any event Little
Pirate should be in the money.
Pirate Is a natural selection In the sixth
race and shpulrt win. Plantagenet ap
pears to, be rounding to form and should
run second In this race. Chicago Girl
should be third.
THE FIDDLER WINS
FEATURE AT UNION
Horse oil Which "Killing"' Was
Made in the East Last Sea
son, Romps Home at
15 to 1.
The Fiddler, at IS to 1, won the fea
ture, at Union Park jesterday, and while
not the medium of a plunge, many short
hets were cashed on Tiim. f
JjThls la the same horse upon which n
big "Killing- was made in tne isast last
'Season.
AVhen The Fiddler arrived at Union
track a cfose fnqulry was made as"to hW
pedigree, and an examination of the marks
qtllie Wrpe.'his color etc.. 'was made, as
It had been Intimated that he was not
The Fiddler, but McNamara.
bts th lurajjgkwhlle there was nothing brilliant about
trfil Hfie xalDllhe race" run by The Fiddler, as the mile
was slow at i:i, ne won me race nuiiuny.
Mrjwas Out once before, but did nothing.
Symphony was second and Rice's Leech
third. Symphony. llght.y weighted, ran a
brilliant race, but The Fiddler hung on
persistently and won at the end.
Orn McKlnnev was the favorite, at 8
to 5, but with 107 pounds up. ran a poor
race. Setauket, with 131 pounds, had ro
chance. Dark" Planet waa supposed to
be the "good thing" and received a heavy
play at 3 to 1 ond better.
ThA winner nf the first race turned up in
Seaforth. Equity was second and Mol
ly TenbrooK third, -mere was noiuuis
about the race to enthuse.
Springbrook very handily- won the sec
ond event. Her price was as good as 3 to
1. A Convict was a false favorite at even
"countess Clara, off well, had no trouble
In capturing the third race. Belle of the
Ring showed speed, but was oft at a dis
advantage and was pocketed In the home
st retell
J. Sidney Walker got oft with a running
start in the flve-and-one-half-furlong race
and won all the way. Waiter was clearly
best of the others and closed with a rush.
The last race on the card was a canter
for Scorpolette. Reducer, the odds-on
favorite, hung on to the head of the
stretch end then surrendered. Price Rich
ard, after getting oft badly, made up con
siderable ground
Slate Championship nt Triple A.
The State championship tennis tournament
for Missouri wil be held on the courta of the
St. Louis Amateur AthletKJ Association In For
est Park, the nrst match to Je played Julj
2 and continued till finished. The entries will
close June at Tbe tournament will be open
ti .11 SnrT the winners to play last year'a
successful ones for the title.
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dition, vigor and strength art circulation re-established.
I cure atrtctur without the knife or In
strument by an application .which lets
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completely by iy galrnMc-electrlcal and.
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power of vitality. It o, I
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Chronic Disorders of Men Cured. UrSKi
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CALL OR
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t pffl v waled by mall- ttitrty p-n ptcnres.
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Kriartt. Hitrjij
Fair Ground. June 21 Weather clear: track
"$t2 First race, fcur and one-half furious,
old illlie. relllnr. puree JJOO:
Honsns. wnioi.Ts
AND JOCKEYS.
S.l U
Plaue. 10S. H. Anderson...) 31..
wakeful, im. w. Watson.. I Si....
Lady Lou. ji)3. V.V l)avl..l si
Sanym 103. I'erkin I
fnarmacy. 9S U Williams! '
Alrttha. iC3. D. Austin....! 41
Kounriln Shir. k Mfmal I L.
lied l.ear, 108. C I)aIe.. .1 in.
Aspatla. 103, BlacklocK....i II
viola faith, 103. Undsey .1 .1
311
"in"
"Sii"
1M
"jio"!
113 I
Start fair. Won easily; second rame. Winner. L. O. AoDlebv'n b.
i.. 2. Cold" Crest Halliard. Wakeful seemed to be winning easllv at
ftretch head, but Plain passed her and won rolnie awai. Ladj Lou
seemed to like going and came strongly at cloe.
Time m;. -iv.. ?. .4( 2!j. .'.
T Second race, six furlongs, for marrs 4 sears olds and up.
''-' selling, purse JJp:
HOnSES. WEIGHTS
AND JOCKF.lfS.
Ind.
4. Feronla. 93. Plunkett...
3JI jstlng. 107. Crawford....
3J lsuae. io7. w Davis....
7 ICNme. 10? wnlff
S
e
5hd!
81 -2'
61 i'i
31 1'
2'
SI J
(I 3hd
II 4'
ft
7" !
1
6l
3
4hd
323 I Lady Contrary. VIZ. Stoall
-. ii'ome jsenute. jui. (iuneti.L
67 JOoodv Two Shoes.lOS P'k'sl
3jS IMaKhoni. M. H. Anderson!
ISus'e Letcher. 103, Rajnorl
i'W
Start eood. Won easily: aecond same. Winner. J McClearnand's
b. m.. 4. Deceiver Becky Sharpe. Feronla, probably best, came stronr
ly at end. Sting ran to her notch. Suave did her best. Lodv Con
trary bad btx lead but waa neakiv handled in stretch. "
Time :. :;. d7. j;v..l:(n. l:17't.
354.
Third race, six and one-half furlonas.
and ud. purse S400:
L HOHSE3. WEIGHTS
I. I Be
S. U !, S. F. On.
4 4 3S 31 1' S-i
2 2' ! l'V. 2" 61
3 Jnk 4 4hd 3 3'
1 1"4 Ink 2' 4hdl 61
5 5 5 5 5 I 31
Ihd.
AAU JULIU.1&.
Pretension (Imp.). 93. W
Darta
30! jc. Co". .101. lven
32S lAlrlo. 1M Rflrnnr
H41 IKlnr Put It Qi itrlrtw!
360 Jerry Hunt. 107. D. Austin
Start good. Won easllv: second same Winner. J. M. Civ Ill's b.
g.. 3. Orinamb Vanity. Pretension, easily best, came awav as he
pleased. .Ice Gosa was at home In the going and waa a strong second.
Alflo ran his race.
Time :07. :20. :3l :43. :57'4. 1:10. 1:17. 1:23V.
355.
Fourth race, cne and one-eUhth mile, handicap, for 3-year-old
and up. purso 5600:
HORSES. WEIGHTS
AND JOCKEYS.
JS. K
-l -
33
326
341
336
336
-315
Old Stone. 97. Howell I 31
Ink
Hj-mettus. 92. J. Hennessyt 5
z
humianil 34 stoval I 4
3no
'Firing Tor'n'o. 10S.Watson 1
5nk
4nk
JuJre Ulmes.107. H.Bnnk'rl CI
IJordan. 100, D. Austin....) 21
6
Start vood. Won easllv: second same. Winner. M. P. MattlnKlv'a
b. c 3. Sykeston White Wlnrs. Old Stone did best work a race waa
run. Uymettua finished well. Falkland ran to his form. Throw this
race out for Torpedo. He cfth do much better.
Time :14. :264. :3J. 52 1:05. 1:18. 1:S1U. 1:45V.. 1:591.,
356.
Fifth race, five furlonas. for 2-ear-o1d
HORSES. WEIGJ-TS
AND JOCKEYS.
I. I Betting.
S. U J JL- -I- 0pT-'' n-
41 31 lhd 1" 1 2l iTJ
I 2l .2 3 2nk 2" 4-51 3-5 1-4
I If 1 :Vi 3 I" 2f) 10 2
3 4 4 4 4 8 2.1 4
I ! 401 CO 15
324
310
Woodland; 101. W. Davis..
Xlilton Youne 1C8 Wattonl
uiack Art. 106. "rawrora..
IJradwarlln. 103. li JVustlnl
197
Trannee. 106. Undsey..
Left at post.
Start poor. Won easily: second' same. Winner B. Schrelber'n b,
-.. 2. Sain Miss Marian. Woodlands wan best. Youn. wax -elcw to
begin after gettini; off well but finished strongly. Black Art did
his beat.
Time :15X. :K'i. :37. :51 1:04.
C7 Sixth race, purse 34W. for S- ear-olds, six and one-half
'' . furlongs:
HORSES. WF.IOHTS
AND JOCKEYS.
Tnd.
311 Frank Collins .", Suva!..
V
V
4'VJ
Ink
4'l
ri
(3381 lour Llllle, 89. U Williams
(.uti iiTapsetic. 91 11. Anaerson
(rei) orient, ss. d. Austin. 1..
345 Mordeila. 9L Perkln..
331 IVelasquez, 111 Troxler.
3no!
6
6
Start good. Won ndlna: second easllv. Winner. Mrs. Ann Given'a
b. g.. 3. Joe Norwood Lady Glyde. Collins was heat. Indulged .Llllle
with lead at stretch head, but drew awav handily at cloe. Trap
setter did his beat. Orient did not like track. - I
Time :07. :1. :31U. :. -:55fc. l:09li. 1:23',. lytj
TO-DAY'S EMTfllES AT-TOCAL AND
TO-DA'Y'S FAIR GROUNDS ENTRIES.
First race, selling, 2-year-old colts and geld
ings, five furlongsj
340 'Lone Wolf....
319 Capt. Neroth.
327 Willowdene ..
. J9
,.103
.106
.... Fred Hornbeck.106
546'Plller M
327 Swedish Lad. ..107
Second race, selling, 3- ear-olds and up,
mile and twenty yards:
33i 'KIngstelle S 318 'Lady Fonse 8
347 Charley Grain- . .... Mlsalle lit
ger W3 314 Mlllbrook 87
334 'Overhand so 304 Zella Knight. ..1"8
zn lilrdwood IU 19S Little Arrow.. .1M
4 Domlnis 103 3U Merwan 99
333 'Mildred I- SI
Thlnl race, allowances. 2-year-olds, four and
a halt furlongs;
1340) IJmerlck Girl ..113
31 The Dortres...10J
340 A. Muskoday...l09
340 Georgia Carter .100
337 Sylvan Belle.. ..Ill
(34C) Loyal Street... .106
Its Colonel White.. lir.
33 Ollle Burnett. ..10
34! let Kelly 10y
.... Oceaner 10J
.... Arby Man..,...jl0
340 Loretta M......1CI
Fourth race, selling. 3-year-olde and up, one
mile and seventy jards:
307 'Thane ....
304 'Pettljohn
313)'KUe
,.10S
.iOU
. 7
(301)'Irlsh Jewel 101
.... 'Ada N :'l
Fifth race, allowances. 3- ear-old fillies,
furlongs:
330 Folic Bergere.lf7
3C5 Bonnie Mary. ..103
311 Athena 37
323 Mafalda 97
.... Mill Dole...v 8"
338 Radium !7
Sixth race, selling. 3-yejr-olds . and up, one
mile and twenty yarda:
303 'lluccleuth ....
331 'Eleven Bells..
331 'Caithness
334 'Misanthrope ..
320 'Murmur
313 pourquo Pae..
.... 'Love's Labor.. .131
323 'Lord Haven.... S3
334 WIssendtne ....105
334 'lvernla .i. IBS
334 Canjon .,.,.. .105
Apprentice allowance clolmeu.
FAIR. GROUNDS SELECTIONS.
Flrat Race Willowdene, Lone Wolf, Filler.
Second Race KIngstelle, Mildred L.. Mlll
bmok. Third Race Colonel White. Limerick Girl,
Joe Keller.
Fourth Race Irish JeweL Elle. Pettljohn.
Fifth Race Follea Bergeres, Mafalda. Athena.
Sixth Race Love's Labor. Misanthrope, Buc
cleuth. Worlil-H Fnlr Hunillcnp
Grand stanil tickets now on sale at Stan
ley's clear stores.
SPKCIAL 1IAXDICA1 AT U.MOX.
Union Park Manntrrnirut PreiiRrlns;
for Attractive Curil Suturday.
The World's Fair Handicap, with J1.000
added, at a mile and a sixteenth, will be
the feature at Union Park Saturday.
Forty-one entries have been made for the
event. Including all the best horses at the
track, and owners have been given until
II o'clock, to-morrow morning to announce
their acceptance. It Is llkeiythatthere
will be from twelve to sixteen starters
J. R. Daniels has returned from Ilaffalo
with Palm Reader and several other crack
horses, and Palm Reader Is entered In the
stake Saturday. U. 7,. Dc Arman yester
day wired Manager Carmody that he
would ship Mint Sauce and a good string
for I'nlon Park this week.
The steeplechare course has been com
pleted and a special race has been an
nounced for Saturday.
Following are the weights and entries
for the handicap Saturday:
The Messenger .123
Hon Mot 121
Palm Reader ...114
Bad Penny 114
KetaukeL .. .111
M. F. Tarpey .... tu
Bar le Due. K7
Duelist .......107
Motendo UC
Attlla 104
Mollle T 104
Ijord Hermence.-. ..h
lbcr V3
llnd Kmbry.-- 1&2
Morris Volmer.. ...
Dark Planet
1'lpe -.
Rain or Shine
r It, Campbell. . .
Ilcnila
A Convict .,
S' Noel
Falrbury .........
Pallor's Delight
lleaugard ........
Doctor Kammerer...
Anielger
Red Llrht
90
33
93
95
91
a
no
90
90
M
SS
M
C
-rVo-Sau .. .102
Ora McKlnney.
Monadnock . .......to
Soraencr ..100
Animosity K-0
Dodle P. -.,. s
Kennva fr7
unenr
Leech
Satchel ..,..
. -
so
iiue v iraie
.5
Chicago GlrL 73
W. Ik Gates... .... 47l
Results nt Kctallvrorth.
BufTnlo. N. T June K. The talent split even
on the race to-day, three favorites and three
outsiders winning. Weather clear and track
ieavy.
First race, six furlongs Et Tu Brute. J to 5,
vma; Scarf ell. I to I, second; Rusk, 20. to 1,
third. Time. 1.17 3-3.
Second race, five furlongs Basil. I Id s,
yrcn; Annie Chapman. 3 to 2, second: Lords.
10 to 1, third. Time. 1:08.
Third race, five furlongs Pluck, 4 to L won:
George Perry. ( to I, second; Loricate, i loi.
third. Time. 1:01 4-S.
FoCTtb race, mile and" a sixteenth Lou Fan
ea. 8 to 1, won. Autollrht. 7 to S. second; Palm
Reader, i to i. third- Time, !:E1H
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs Merry
George. J to 1, worn St. Denlv, ; tot, second.
Suffice, 7 to 1, third. Time, 37 ,3-3.
Sixth racr, four and a halt furlongs Ros
sea. I to I. won: Ilcbounder even, secend;
Eampan, IS ta L third. Time, :S8 2-5.
lumov.,
maiden
I I Be
JL- ." ?"
J'W s"4 VV, 3
'tt 1 r ?:
V ', V ".
V 4nk 4hd 7
6' chd End :n
tt 5' 6 ;-j:
10 hd T )
S'4 J i, .
3 !hd Bl
a'i II) 10 IS!
9-21 3-1
?i i
101 4
cnl si
HOnSES. RIGPTS
AND .JOCKEYS-
Bettlnty
OO.I CLl PI.
Tloi 401 IS
S. I
uri
44
-i
Sprlnabrook. 103
Si)
341
3.V)
346
A Convict. 106
An2elier. 111.
S-21 5-217-10
mo
'61
61 6
Inspectcr Shea.
3'W
7 i
13
8-5
li
9
10 9-2
8-51 3-5
151' e
10 4
151 6
30r 12
ISprln;er. us.
Snol
6"
9
12
SI
selllnx. for 3-year-clds
CI-IP.I.
,3-2 3-5
f S. 5-2
4(7-5
9-31 3-2
61 3
358.
I
lnd.l
HORSES. WEIGHTS
AND JOCKEYS.
343 ICountess Clara.
Bttlng.
X1S Rn .or. 104.
Sis lArmand. 10S. S.
JL JL Tl
1' V 1'
; jr o
5' 5" 3'
4nk 4i 4'H
3nk 3s 5no
(66
a.
327 Geo. W. Dasch. 103. Dor si 101 10
104 HBelle of the Rlrg. 111. W. j
I Waldo ,... 9
544 IT.r1y Tjik 101 Grnrae.... 5 7
4
3
330 IThe Buffoon.
... iGlraldo lie.
11-5
9-10
4
3-2
2
H-21
3(0 'Blllle Gane. 103. Lynn I J v
321 IWilton. 102. Upton I il "
Time::
le :35. :io, 1:1s.
Fifth race, rurw
359,
colts and geldings:
one-nan turionxs:
HORSES. WEIGHTS
AND JOCKEYS.
Ind.
.30 )J Sld'y Walker. lia.Adamsl 1
320 IWrlter. 122. Henderson.... 61
307 IHarveter. 114. Shilling...! 71
.-.07 IDouble O. 11. O'lAuahllnl 61
327 lOur Cora. 112. M. I5we.,..l 2
(343) ITom Collins. 12J. v.aivu...i y
2!ll lArak. 117. McJovnt 1 J.1
..:...IDeclalmer. 122. Plckler
S37 IFalrbury. 117. Davison....! SI
Betting.
On.? ci. 1 r;.
s.
21 :;
HORSES. WETGHTS
AND JOCKEYS.
lhd
ioi jm
Ind. I
4
3W
5'
6
3'
4
5'
6
5-1
11-5J
lf-5l 1
tl-21 2
91 3
233 IScorpolette. 107. Hend'son.
32S ReductT. 103. shilling;... ..I
J4 Prince Richard. 112. Calvlt
207 ICyrano. 104. Thleme.
Stsrt good Won
!... '- Qjtninnlrtt4ati fllf
" Tlme41& lift JAhW.
TO-DAY'S UNION ENTRIES.
First race. slllng. six and a half for:jnK'sy
313 'Mar Nell.... ...113 354 Belle ot the
354 Itcvlew ...113 Ring 1
334 Udy Uisk ii 337 'Tortuxas 11
313 Otor Clay 11J 321 st. Barnato. ...1J8
.... 'Little Lois 1M 32 'Leila Barr HI
318 Cotton Plant. ..US
Second race, selllne; five-furlongs:
.... Pauline JlejersiliO 347 Klla Wagroner.lia
3S Bill carter Ml 332 'OnlTO ..l'JS
313 Fondness 107 353 Arthur Stlll-
333 'Vara S3 Trell 1"
303 'San Prlmo 11 .... Uquorone ......107
333 Slcuchlllo 110 3W St. Resolute.. ..110
Third race, handicap, one mile and twenty
jards:
338 Dodle S rS
311 Komenos ltn
343 Duelist 107
-337 Bar le Due 197
342 Doctor Kam-
merer 90
342 Bad Penny 115
34S Mollle T......l"o
3.17 lleausard ft
.324 Animosity .....1M
190 Labor 1
.... Monadnock ....100
iimenos and Duelist, Rice er.tr.
Fourth race, selling, six furlongs:
234 Prince of En
durance 110
248 'Belle Mahone...loo
332 Marco Polo 109
313 Big Inlun 103
32a 'Bart Howe...-.10!
338 'Murad 100
ill Hart D 10
344 "Maxette. ...IMI 343 'Hemlock
344 'Kibosh 1021
iu
Fifth race, one mile and a sixteenth:
345 Cheny Ill 293 Lampadrone ...I0J
340 Zama U,7 341 Little Pirate.. ..'
311 Car ...,. 109 353 Wahpeta IK)
Sixth race, seven furlongs:
353 Dark Planet.
315 llarpallthe .
341 Plantagenet
352 Anxelger ....
248 Chicago Girl,,
..MS
..104
..114
..1M
..109
354 Geo. W. Daseh.ioi
348 Pirate .....10o
810 Lady Knight
hood 104
Apprentice allowance claln.ed.
UNION TRACK SEIJECTIONS.
First RaceBelle of tho Ring, Leila Barr,
Review.
Second Race- Fondness. St. Resolute, San
Prlmo.
Third Race Bar le Due, Rice entry. Dodle K
Fourth Race Big Injun, Bart Howe, Prince
Of K-ndurance
Fifth Race iJimpadmne. Chenv. Little Pirate.
Sixth Race Pirate. Plantagenet,. Chicago Girl.
LADY AMELIA 11RF.AKS RECORD.
Rons Six and n Hnlf Farlonss In Hill
nt Sheepuliend Bay.
New York, June 22. Beldame, at 11 to
20. won the Mermaid Stakes for i yeni
old miles, one mile and a furlong, at
Sheepshead Bay to-day. Carrying 123
pounds, she ran to the front In the first
few strides and gradually increased her
lead to the-finish, winning easily by eight
lengths. In 1:54 2-5.
Another track record was broken to-day
when Lady Amelia, In the second race,
ran the six and a half furlongs In 1:19
flat, one-fifth of a second faster than tbe
previous record made by Glen Nellie Jn
1901. Two favorites won. Summaries:
First race, .five furlongs-Candada. 105 (Hllde.
biand). 6 to 1. won: Danseuse. iim (U'Nelt), 14
to 1. second: Novena, 107 IShlw). 3 to 5, third.
Time. 1:01 2-5. Mevel. Belle Dixon. Nora Light,
ilmness. Sparkling. Linda Rosa. Ktameena.
Fountain. Salt and pepper. Vas'ar (llil. Ba
roque. Black Cat. Antimony, Ismalllan. Bless
ing's Lot and Katie Viarrrey also ran.
becond 'race, handicap, six and a half fu
lonxs Lady Amelia, 110 (Phillip.), t to 1. w.n,
l.adv I ncas.104 iMartln), j to I, aeond;
Montreson l illlldebrand) 10 to 1. third.
Time. 1:19. Grenade. Rose Tint. I.ux Casta.
Da'eeman, lllyra, Whorler and Mlzzen al'o
ran.
'Ihltd race, fire and a half furlongs Blandy,
113 (O'Neill. 4 to S. won; Niblick. 115 tphllllpsi.
6 to 1, second; Councilman. 115. tlllcks). 5 to 2
thlid. Time. 1:01 1-5. Buttling. Amber Jack and
Golden Green also ran.
Fourth race, the Mermaid, cne mile and a
fur.nng Beldame, 12 tO'Nell). II 10 S). won;
l.lttle Cm. Ill (Lyne), la l 1. a'cend; l'os
ecslon. Ill (Hlldebiand). It to 1, th'rJ. Time.
1.S4 2-5. Bridlepath, Audience and Graceful alio
ran.
Fifth tace. one mile-Bntton, 123 (Phillip).
3 to 1. won. Mercurv, 108 Illlldebrand). 9 tl
20. secondr Akela. 123 (Odoni). 12 to I. third.
Time, 1140 45. llomrstrad and Ancestor also
ran.
Hixih race, selling, one mile and a quarter
on tvrf Coppella. 4$ (Crimmlns), s to 1 won
TanUlua Cnp. 107 (O'Neill. 8 ti 1. second:
1-lara. 100 (Ml'es), 40 to L third. Time. 2:18
2-5. llylind. Sir Roche. The Rhymer. Phioa.
Paucrnlan, Brlarthorpe. 8t, Gati'n. Gold Van,
llrooklv ntte. Nte Loneworth. aigrette. Sahot.
Tom Lawson and Mary Worth also ran.
Skat Ctnb Tournament.
The Matador Skat Cub will hold Its annual
tournament June -2 at Eighteenth street and
Park avenue. It the weather permits lh
camea will be played In the garden; otherwise,
tbe tourney wilt be in tbe halL -Severs! valua
ble prizes have been offered.
Blue Defeat Poor Hundreds.
The Blues defeated the Four Hundreds of this
city In the second game of the asries 08 four
at Hot Springs yesterday by th score of 3 to
2. The battrles were: Blues. Patlllo and
Oliver; Four Hundreds, Crawford and Hardin,
L'nlon Track. June 22. Weather clear: track slow.
XCC First race, selling, purse 1275. for maiden J-rears-o'ds and
upward, seven furlcnas:
HORSES. WEIGHTS I 1 " Bttln:..
Ind. AND JOCKEYS. S.j "i i S. i F. Op. Ll. P'
ZM Seaforth. 109. McJoynt...... 5 lhd 3'U 2 I 2' ! '-J
!41 Bqjlty. 93. Flfher. ll ? lhd 1H ( 3' 1 1J 1"
315 Motile Tenb'k. HI. Hends'n 21 4' 4"4 IV. I Shd 1? ,
ISO Lady Lucille. 109. SHIIins: Si 3'W : 4U i 4 M l
EX onoeen. 101. A. Brown II 5w 5" SV4 1 6' 5 2
340 Mr. Rose. 116. C. Rose.,.. l 7hd 6 6 6"i 4 . 5-2
315 The Nornerlan. 94. Ralph I I . . . .
Murphy 41 Thd 7 5 . 3
Aacleplas. S. Barnett 7 M 7 6 6 1 4
345- ICruet. 8. Mahon 91 9 I 9 l 40 15
Start atraiallnsr. Won easily: second same. Winner. A. Conrad e
b r.. a., hy Ix-neforth Penitent. The winner was probably best.
Time-:!!,. ;51'4. l:ISli ia3W.
tCiL Second race, eelllnx. nurse J3M. fcr 4-rear-olds and uo
u ward, one mile and seventy Tarda: -
nettlnr.
IS.
Op.
i-1-
M Txwf
21 1
1 h ' I
4" 2U I
2 I 3'M
JU,,I 4"1
5 5 I
,!
13-31
7-5
Rl. Murphyl 31
Henderson.. I II
3'
2
3hdl
4" I
5 I
4
9-21 3-2
113. Barn'tl 4
4hd
61
Mulligan....! 51
5
Start Eood. Won easllv: second same. Winner. W. .tennlncs s 6
m.. 4. by Ronllnr Brock Zora. S-nrlrrbrcok was em ntntlv the best
and won pulled un. A Convict was best of others.
Time :23U. :MH. 1MK. 1:46. 1:51.
J J . Third race, purse 3400. for 3-year-olds and upward, cne mile:
HORSES. WEIGHTS 1 j Eft,tl,nT,i-
Ind. AND JOCKCYS. j 3. t J& F . OolCLlP;.
161 'The Fiddler 109. Wanhlre T s"' ! I l1 '. 1J J
J3) Isymnhony. S7. Fisher 1 4 1 ! lhd 2' J'
SO 11,-ech. 92. tlarnett t 7 4hd 4' 3 SnS 1J
2CJ ISetauket. 131. Adams I 3 t !' 4 J 4 5-2 S J
iDark Planet. 102. W. Waldo) 61 6' 6' I 5 J 5-2 t
3 IWahneta. 9. Ral. Murphy I 2 2' 5hd S4 1 ' ,
13451 (Ora MeKln'y. 107. M. Lowel 21 7 7 7 17 21 '
Start good. Wen easllv: second Fame. Winter. T. T. Crfmne.t s
h. e.. by Falsetto Cachuca. Th Fiddler was best. TV i"htre kept
him close un to Symphony, who did the front runn'ng and then closed
In the stretch. Lch ran well and Ora McKlnney waa nowhere.
Time :25V :51'i. l:13ij 1:46. '
Fourth race. aelHnr, nurse 3275. for 4-year-old and up
ward, six furlonxs:
1 Bettlna;
U S. X. Op. O.
3' 3T 1' J
IV, U- V 12 20
41 414 H 5 15
(I r 44 w
5' 51 I IU t 4' 7
7U, . j J' M 30
V IVi I 7' 7-?( S
V 7H I 8' 5 4
10 I v il ml
9 10 I 10 121 251
S.l U
'106 A.Br'n! II lhd
ShlHUlS:. f 31 3
Mart'n:..) 6! Shd
113. Calvlt...! : 2hd
Henderson... 4 4hd
Start bad. Won driving: second same. Winner Fred Staijton-s
b m.. R. by Heratd-Elleexa. Countess Clara had all the advantage
of the. start and was the best
IS30. for 4-jear-olds and upward, five and
I
Bttlnc.
Op. I CI. I PI.
S.l U
.(-
1
1
3
4",
'V4l
2H :
" I
4-51 :
-ml l-s
Shd I
3l 1
6' j
2' I
M I
3
10
10I
III
15
30
401
81
fink
I"
41
6";i
I -7" I
8
9
I 8 I 8 I
1
start ood Won driving- second same. Winner. R. R. Rlce'a br.
r 4 by FlVst M?tneThi Couih: J. Sidney Walker, away running,
was never in the slightest trouble and won easily.
Time-:25j:50U. 1:101.
i.n SUth race, selling burse 3275. for 4-jrear-oIJs and upward.
JDU. seven and one-half furlongs:
fs
Ttettlnr.
Op.) ojrjs.
1
2nk
4
lhd
21 l-SI 1-3
1
6-5! 1-3
3'Vt
101 3
6l 8-3
4
easily: second same. Winner. . Wrn. Webb'e b nv
6. byoroion-ynderiette. it w "" - --d ., ar0Doed b.clt.
FOREIGN TRACKS;
TO-DAY'S SHJEF.PSHEAD BAT ENTRIES.
First race, 2-year-olds, five and a half fur
longs:
Voladav J"
Asterisk 1"
Red Reynard 112
Bill Ballev II 112
Coeur de Lion 112
Phoebus -..112
Lindsay Gordon.
Cruther
Jerry C
Hot Shot
Lochlnvar
112
112
113
112
112
Second race, aelllng, 3-year-oIda and up,
mile and an elchth:
Alack US
Mackey Dwjer 118
Agnes D , 113
Sir Shep 113
Stonewall Ill
Allan l'JH
Garnish 101
Conkltn 1M
Champlaln 101
Bobadll
Reveille
Oradella
Latchel
Glisten .........
.101
.101
. tu
. M
. It
Naugnty Lady.
. St
Doctor Chaptn 96
Seymour 53
llrdrangea 91
Third rare, the Rockaway Cup. ateeplechase.
full course:
Twilight US Agio 1
Allamhus 11 Tom Cogsn 14j
Waco 153 Gortnagallon 1SI
Prlncesa Chic. 151 Bonfire l-2
Pure Pepper 148 Graceaway tlS'J
White Crest 148
Fourth race. Sheembead Bay Handicap, one
mile:
Hurst Park 110 Ingold :-S
Savable 124 Orthodox is
Proper 118 ttalvatella 93
Roehampton 110 Cloten 93
Buttons 1C5 Lady Prudence SO
Gratlallo 104 Illyrla 8
Ulck Bernard. .......W) Marmee 37
suiwart IK) Pentaur ,. 87
l'lfth race, aelllng, maiden 2-year-olds, alx fur.
longsj
Flying Redskin..
Dance Music
Prince Joseph....
. .107
...103
...1113
...t'5
Torchetlo
Cashier
Llttli Buttercup...
Pellon'....
Fleur de Marie...,
VMnchester ........
Ida Stack
Maggie stroup
..1C0
.. 87
.. 98
.. S
.. 96
.. ;
.. St
.. 91
itatment
Harpoon
.I'13
Knight of Weston J.1
Only One t.ii3
Hlldebrand 1C3
Benlala 1"2
Sixth race, handicap. 3-year-olds and up. alx
and a half furlong.' on turf:
Grand Opera 128 Norburv- lot
Old England 122 Gold Dome 101
Stamping: Ground. ...117 New York 93
Montreson 113 Sweet Alice Si
John F. .....Ill Nltkavuna 13
SHEEPSHEAD BAY- SELECTIONS!.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. "June 22. Sheenshead Bay selec.
lions:
First: Race Lochlnvar, Asterisk, Red Rey
nard. Second .Race Agnes D., Mackey Dwyer,
Naughty Ludy.
Third Race Allanthus, Tom Cogan. Bonfire.
Fourth Race Sav able- Proper, Dick Barnard.
Filth Race Harpoon. Hlldebrand, Benlala.
Sixth Race Montreson. Grand Opera, Mweet
Alice.
W. J. C. APPORTIONS DATES.
Washington Park Schedule Divided
Among; Other Tracks.
Chicago. June 22. The Western Jockey
Club to-day apportioned among other
tracks the dates relinquished by the
Washington Park Club, as a result of the
ban placed upon bookmaklng by the
municipal authorities here.
Tbe dates are divided between the three
tracks lying outside of the city limits
Hawthorne, Hailem and Worth. Racing
will begin at Hawthorne on Friday, June
24.
In the division of the twenty days re
linquished by Washington Park, Worth
and Harlem, earn receive seven days and
Hawthorne six. The readjusted allot
ment of recommendation dates for the
local tracks follows: Hawthorne, June 24
to July 6, inclusive; Harlem. July 6 to
July 16, inclusive; Hawthorne, July IS to
July 30, Inclusive; Harlem. August 1 to
August 13; Hawthorne. August 1& to Au
gust 27; Harlem. August S) tu September
10; Hawthorne. September 12 to Septem
ber 19; Harlem. September 20 to Septem
ber 24; Worth, .September 23 to October 21,
HEARST CROWD CAPTURES
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
Duluth, Minn., June 22. Thf Hearst
forces captured the temporary organiza
tion of the State Democratic Convention
to-day by a vote of 157 to 401, and It was
expected that they would be strong
enough to Instruct the delegation for their
candidate. But at 11 o'clock to-night the
anti-Hearst forces, are putting up a very
vigorous fight, and the chances appear to
be about even.
The- antt-Hearst element axe. believed o
be. la favor of the candidacy of Judge
Parker of New York, but have maintained
that all they seek is tu send an unin
structed delegation to the National Convention.
Beriiay.3 Outworked by Stable
Two Horses Colonial Girl
and Gold Heels Covers the
Six Shooter and Bernays will be the
Joint dependence of the Respcss stable In
the World's Fair Handicap Saturday. Mc
Chcsney and Wltful will both start and
Gold 'Heels, although pulling up slightly
lame yesterday, will almost certainly bs
sent to the post. Final announcement to
this effect wes made yesterday.
After Six Shooter and Bernays had made
one of the best workouts yet shown for the
big stake, considering the state of the
track. It was decided to work them both.
They were sent one mile and one-eighth In
1:59',J. Six Shooter beating out Bernays b
two and one-half lengths in the racing
clip at which they were sent for the last
four furlongs.
Gold Heelo went a mile In 1:49. The
hqrse pulled up. as usual, distinctly fa
voring cne forleg, but Tom Hayes, his
owner, announced that he was not disap
pointed with the performance. The horse
cooled out In reasonably fair shape, but
seemed somewhat tired at the end. Roger
Hayep, however, stated that he had plen
ty In reserve.
"He waa fighting for his head the last
three-slxteenth3." he said, "?nd I think
the race will be run Gold Hcefe, Hermls
and MeChesney. We are satisfied with
the condition shown by Gold Heele."
"Tom Hayes stated that If the horse
stood up throughout the race he asked no
odds from any other candidate, and added
that his norkdut was all that could be
expected or him.
Intense interest was manifested In the
trial of Bernays and Six Shooter, and a
dozen watches held by horsemen in the
various groups around the course were
snapped on the pair. .Every move of the
thoroughbreds was watched as they
nwept around the track, and the time
caught by all watches did not vary the
nfth part of a second.
Secretary Hachmelster, whose watch
splits on the fifth seconds Instead of the
quarters, caught tho time in 1:591-5. tak
ing It from the judge,V stand while the
...... viu. jliib vvorKoui was regarueu
as most promising.
HERJIIS HAS WORKOUT.
Immediately after the fourth race, Her
mls was worked out at an easy clip. The
trial of the great horse waa also watched
with the greatest interest, and the easy
fashion in, which he cantered around the
track showed that he has stood his Jour
ney to the West In great style.
No attempt was made to speed him. but
he pulled up fighting for his head. Trainer
Shields merely smiles sardonically when
asked concerning the chances of other
candidates In the race. and. states that
Hral3.tlckets nr& cashed Just now.
That Wltful and MeChesney arc to start
was made positive by messages received
from Sam Hildretli yesterday, who wired
becretary Hachmelster that both would
be here this morning and that both would
start. Hlidreth brings twenty hor-ijs of
his own string with him.
Dispatches that McChesnnv wn- not tu
start were thus shown tp, be groundless. ,
Tciii 31U113 nave oeen rcscrveu for -all
the entries In the big ra.ee..
MOHARIB TOCtiME,
Secretary Hachmelster received r.word
from John Schorr yesterday that Moharib
wllj fa nere to-day or to-morrow-nnd will.
start in thr World's- Fair Hrfndica'p unlessj
Buuicmiiig umurfsetru uappen? in tne
meantime. Schorr also asked for .stable
room for twenty horses and Iwlll bring his
entire string here.
Follojvlng the close of Washington Pork,
telegrams came thick and fast to the lo
cal track, asking for stalls here': John
Rodcgap wired for seventeen stalls, L. B.
Bellew wants room forflfteen. Sanv Hli
dreth brings twenty horsc.i and Durheil,
formerly cf Durnsll & Here, originally
owners of MeChesney. la bringing hls'sfa
tle of fifteen.
As fast as room can be prepared for
these stables, stalls are being allotted, and
chances are for the best lot of thorough
breds ever assembled here belne nn the
grounds in time to be entered in the races
of Saturday. Many of the leading Chicago
Handicap performers will be in the feature
events from now on.
COLONIAL GIRL'S CHANCES.
Colonial Girl's workout yesterday was
the subject pf more than usual interest.
Not only is her chance, in the big stake
bright enough to make her performance
of Interest, but .the local sentiment at
taching to, the mare has caused general
interest to be taken In her performance.
Otto Stifel, the local brewer. Is chiefly
Interested In tha mare and Is one of her
principal owners. Charley Rowe has been
training her and seems to have tbe mare
In grand shape. What lends added Inter
est to her appearance Is the fact that it
waa on the Fair Grounds course she first
made a good record as a 2 and 3 year old,
then running In the colors of the Rogers
stable.
Mr. Stifel and Rowe ha,ve strong hopes
of winning the big event, and when she
was worked out one mile, and an eighth
yesterday, covering the distance In 1:59
with a boy weighing 121 pounds In thy
saddle. It was conceded that she must bo
considered a factor In the big event.
If Colonial Girl can live up tx her work
outn and appearance, she must be con
ceded a strong chance. Charlev Rowe
seems to have worked her Into the best
fiosslble shape, and she Is one of the most
mpresslve-looklng entries In the big race.
BETTING ON HANDICAP.
Shelby Oliver and J. B. Respass took
two bets yesterday that show which way
local sporting Interest trends In the handi
cap. Oliver laid odds of 3 to 1 against
Hermls when the arrival ot the horse was
definitely known, and Fred Pecb, the
bookmaker, yesterday bet htm 1200 at this
price. The book laid SSOO to J230.
Another bet was 00 to J10O against Co
lonial Girl, a local bookmaker taking a
Chance on the Stifel mare. Since McChes
ney's arrival hag become assured, Oliver
reports quite a number of small bets on
the big horse; After makinc the first bet
un nerraus. i-escn onerea to Det j. is.
Respass BOO on Hermls at the same price,
conditional upon the track being fast'Sat-
uraay. nespass toiu mm ne was willing
to accerjt anv sum on tbe horse, but that
no conditions as to track would be accept-
eu, hu tno luucr wascr ten mrougn.
HF.nSlIS TOM A"iiARU TRACK.
Ills Owner Snyn It All Depenils Upon
Track Condition Saturday.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL- -
New York. June 22. There was little
else talked ot at the Sheepshead Bay race
track to-day than the Worjd's Fair
Handicap and Hermls's chances of cap
turing the greatest stake ever raced for In
the West.
Betting wa-4 alsd Indulged in. but the
layers would offer no better tnan h to S
against the Thomas horse. Even at this
short price several good-sized wagers were
made.
B. R. Thomas will be a' happy man If
he succeeds In carrying -ofT the World's
Fair prize, but his happiness will rest
almost entirely In the Joy It will bring to
Mrs-. Thomar.
Alter Hermls was purchased there were
any number of scoffers who laughed at
Thomas's alleged "folly In accepting tna
Judgment of his wife In buying an In
terest In Hermls. The winning of the
Suburban shows that she Is a good Judgf
of horseflesh. The carrying off of the rich
Wextern prlr.e would be complete vindica
tion. Mr. K. E. S'mathers has received word
from Sam HHdreth that MeChesney Is not
in condition to. run a bruising -race and he
will not start in the World's Fair Handi
cap. Mr. Hlldreth's message said that
"Big Mac" was at least a month from
making a good race.
-Mr. Shields and myself expect to leave
for St Louis to-morrow. said Mr.
Thomas to-day. 'tWe shall be In St. Louis
Saturday morning and "will go over the
track- If the going is satisfactory Hermls.
will start. It it Is not he will come back
home without running In the World's Fair
Handicap. By satisfactory going I mean
a reasonably fast track.
'Valuable as the stake Is, we shall nit
lake the risk of permanently injuring
Hermls "bv running him over n bad'irack.
The prestige ot a World's Fair Handicap
Companion and Owner Will Start
Goes Fast Mile and One-Eighth
Same Route in Trial.
victory would be great, and Hermls
may he good enough to win in any kind
of solng. But thpre are other races and
other daysr. I sincerely hope that the
track may dry out. If It dogs the crowd
at the Fair Grounds will see a fat horsa
ptm.''
JIcCHESNEY TALK!- CONFLICTING.
CbfcnRo Horsemen Do Not Believe He
,Cnn lie Oronnjht In Racing Trim.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Chicago, June 22. Conflicting reports as
to the condition of MeChesney have mads
horsemen here uncertain as to the proe
pscts of Big Mae starting In the World's
Fair Stake nt St. Louis Saturday. Tbe
general imprcsslcn here Is that tbe horco
caniiOt be brought Into trim and will no;
start.
Lack of condition, on McChesney's part
hai been n matter of general comment
and Hlidreth recently Intimated that the
horse might remain In Chicago. Owner
Smathers also said recently that he did
not believe the horse could start. These
statements seem contradicted by tele
grams Hlidreth Is said to have forwarded
to St .Louis.
That Wltful will start Is certain. Hli
dreth Is said to have wired that he would
ship both horses to the Fair Association
But local horsemen are wonderins wtft
he can do wlthjMcChesney. unless start
ling Improvement In his form is reported.
Goldmnns -vs. Sommers.
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